1. What are the 5 most common pathologies of horses? Mention them and give a little description too.
Laminitis:There are several horse diseases common to the hoof, which is one of the most sensitive areas of the horse's body. Laminitis refers to inflammation of the digital laminae, which are attached to the hoof wall and to the coffin bone. When a horse suffers from laminitis, it will become increasingly difficult for him to walk without pain.
EPM:Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (EPM) is a protozoal disease common to horses, particularly in the southern states. EPM is hosted by the opossum and is caused by a parasite called Sarcocystis neurona. This particular horse illness causes mostly neurological problems and can become serious if left untreated.
Equine Influenza:Viruses are some of the most deadly horse diseases because they can spread rapidly through a population if one infected horse is introduced to a herd or barn. Equine influenza presents with fever, dry coughs, increased mucus production and despondency.
Colic:Perhaps the most common horse disease is colic, which is a broad term used to describe an acute gastrointestinal problem. In some cases, colic signals an impaction of waste in the intestines; in others, it might simple constitute a stomach ache from changing feed or eating too fast.
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2. Publish a picture of the horse's digestive system (with names)
3. Publish a picture of the horse's external anatomy (with names)
B) Choose one of these farm animals: duck, cow or rabbit.
1. Choose a good website that refers to your animal. Explain why you like the website. (40 words)
1. Choose a good website that refers to your animal. Explain why you like the website. (40 words)
I chose this website because it has all the necessary information to care for a rabbit. They are very well explained several issues concerning the rabbit, even videos with explanations. I hope this website will help those who have rabbits as pets.
2. Find a good picture showing (with names) the animal's external anatomy.